This post in the Art of Medicine series therefore delves into what we, as evaluators are looking for when we assess residents in terms of how they organize and prioritize in the Pediatric Emergency Department.
This post in the Art of Medicine series delves into what we, as evaluators are looking for when we assess residents in terms of how they develop plans in the Pediatric Emergency Department.
This post in the Art of Medicine series delves into what we, as evaluators are looking for when we assess residents in terms of how they gather the essential information from their patients and their families in an accurate manner.
You can reduce carriage rates of MRSA by using bactroban and a few select hygiene measures. These are effective in the short term - but the long term benefits are not well understood.
You should be screening your patients for suicidal behaviors and ideation in the ED. The ASQ (Ask Suicide-Screening Questions) are a simple 4-question suicide screen that you can start using today.
PEMBlog now has a channel on Apple's News app for iPhone and iPad.
It's meningitis season! Here are a few quick hits on diagnosis courtesy of the good folks at TamingtheSRU.com
In conjunction with Taming The SRU and the University of Cincinnati Department of Emergency Medicine's Annals of B Pod I am proud to present this article on pediatric SVT.
PEM Currents, the Pediatric Emergency Medicine podcasts brings you a discussion on the workup of a child with unexplained bruising.
Here are a few quick tips on dental trauma, as well as a link to an excellent online resource for dental trauma.
